Life and Death and Life
by OWAIN GLYN EVANS
The dead leaves crumbling in between her toes told her everything would be all right even without her grandfather. Autumn had always been her season of learning, his season of teaching – how to soak conkers in vinegar, why Halloween is not about sweets, what the next school year will bring. But now he taught her something new, something unexpected. A cruel but necessary last lesson this autumn: nature gives, and nature takes away.
She’d be okay.
owainglynevans 
You only write things I dream I could write. Its……..simply awesome.
Thank you so much. You’re too kind.
Wonderful work! Thank you for sharing your talent!
Thank you very much for the compliment!
Like….it’s a year since I last read it.
September 2013 it is…
And I do’t think in this whole year, or in the whole of my life I read better…
I am not exaggerating at all.
This is way too beautiful for normalcy.
Way too exquisite.